Rutherford Jurors Impose Fine and Costs
A Hannibal police court jury found P. H. Rutherford guilty for failing to tear down a dangerous frame Market street structure. He was fined 75 dollars plus costs after a trial that featured clashes between City Attorney Harry Carsturphen and Rutherford’s defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannibal
P. H. Rutherford
Market Street
Harry Carsturphen
E. W. Nelson
Lewis O'Connor
Harrison White
E. Rena- Jew
Rutherford
Justice of the Peace
Tom Hagan
K. Mills
R. J. Smiley
Louis Hadley
G. R. Waddell
H. W. Vanderment
James Sharp
A Smallwood
Eugene Houchins
Hagan
Rally by Hannibal Council Draws Large Local Attendance
Hannibal Council No. 907 Knights of Columbus held a Thursday night rally at Mathew-Columbus hall with a 6 30 dinner. Rev Father Fairschon of Palmyra gave the principal address as attendees praised the event. Fourth degree members plan a large candidate class to St Louis on Decoration Day, totaling about 500 from Missouri and Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathew-Columbus Hall
Hannibal Council
Knights of Columbus
Father Fairschon
Palmyra
St. Louis
Missouri
Illinois
Apple Growers to Assemble in Hannibal Today
Apple growers from across the nation gather in Hannibal for the Mississippi Valley Apple Growers Association convention. Sessions are at Elks Hall with Mark Twain Hotel as visitor headquarters. E. L. Parks delivers welcome, O. M. Fry responds, Herman Koeller presides, J. S. Hickerson reports, and a nominating committee is named followed by several addresses and an illustrated lecture by Miss Schroder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannibal
Mississippi Valley Apple Growers Association
Elks Hall
Mark Twain Hotel
E. L. Parks
Officers Installed By Moose Lodge in Hannibal
Hannibal lodge No 841 Loyal Order of Moose installed officers at a Wednesday night meeting. Dictator D L Eager past dictator J W Roach vice dictator L M Poor prelate Harry Dingman secretary E W Gwinner treasurer Joe OHern sergeant at arms Julien M Scott inner guard C B VanHooten outer guard John Bird trustees Henry OHara and W H Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannibal Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
D. L. Eager
J. W. Roach
L. M. Poor
Harry Dingman
E. W. Gwinner
Joe O'Hern
Julien M. Scott
C. B. VanHooten
John Bird
Henry O'Hara
W. H. Wright
Funeral Services For Harold Dickason Dickason Services Thursday Afternoon
Funeral services were held at 2:30 o clock Thursday afternoon from the O Donnell brothers funeral home on South Fifth street for Harold Dickason a Hannibal youth who died recently in New Mexico. Rev N B Cox pastor Fifth Street Baptist church conducted the services and interment followed at Mount Olivet cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otlock
O'Donnell Brothers
South Fifth Street
Harold Dickason
Hannibal
New Mexico
N. B. Cox
Fifth Street Baptist Church
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Two Hannibal Jurists Recovering Health
Thomas B. Morris of North Fourth street has been ill for several weeks but is able to be up and around. Judge F. L. Schofield, a well known jurist, is improving at home after losing a limb in a recent operation at Levering hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Morris
North Fourth Street
F. L. Schofield
Levering Hospital
SLEHT CHECK DUE TODAY IN FLOOD WATERS
Weather observer B L Waldron reports the Mississippi flood crest due next Tuesday for Hannibal and Quincy, with crest stages 184 to 189 feet at Hannibal and 17.7 to 182 feet at Quincy if rain continues. The Muscatine levee break slows the rise south of the city while riverside areas flood, and local roads and yards handle overflow as officials monitor potential weak points along the Sun Levee protecting Hannibal Illinois across the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Waldron
Hannibal
Federal Building
Quincy
Muscatine
Mississippi
Waldron
Shepherd Road
East Hannibal
Burlington Switch Yards
Illinois
Ground Broken For New Hotel Addition In Hannibal
Ground will be broken for a four story addition to the Mark Twain hotel on South Main Street Hannibal. The new section will mirror the height of the current building and offer a 32 foot frontage. Construction by Grewe Construction of St. Louis with completion targeted for October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main Street
Hannibal
Grewe Construction Company of
St. Louis
Buckeye Club Plans Boat Excursion in Hannibal
The Buckeye club of Hannibal, composed of young men, plans a boat excursion next month on an excursion steamer visiting Hannibal this spring and summer. They expect to close a contract for the boat soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye Club of
Hannibal
Confer Second Rank In Pythian Meeting
Hannibal Lodge No. 5 Knights of Pythias held a well attended Thursday session. Major business was completed and several applications were favorably acted upon. Several candidates received the second rank during the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannibal Lodge No. 5
Knights of Pythias
Funeral for Hannibal Man George Lubbering
The remains of George Lubbering, a well known Hannibal resident, were laid to rest Thursday morning in Mount Olivet cemetery after services at 8 30 from the Church of Immaculate Conception. He died suddenly Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lubbering
Hannibal
Mount Olivet
Church of Immaculate Conception
Mr. Lubbering
Y W C A Meeting Postponed
Announcement made Thursday that the Y W C A meeting planned for tonight at the Mark Twain hotel has been postponed to a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Twain
St Louis Couple Wed In Hannibal
Judge A E Dent joined Misa Leta Brown and Silas Hays of 5% Luis in marriage Thursday morning in his Center street office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Hannibal
A. E. Dent
Misa Leta Brown
Silas Hays
Luis
Center Street
Hannibel Playhouses Showbill Highlights Mary Miles Minter
The Hannibel Playhouses present Judy of Rogues Harbor starring Mary Miles Minter and Durandof of the Bad Broadway Star in The Great Gamble episode No 11 plus Pollard comedy Pathet Nows and a FSP in Durandof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fer Theater
Mary Miles Minter
Judy
du Se Fsp
Durandof
Pollard
Pathet Nows
Start Canvass For Hannibal Directory
Enumerators are at work in Hannibal to prepare a new city directory. Dick Hackman of Quincy leads the effort with several men, aiming to finish within six weeks. The project follows a census showing about 600 more residents in ten years, with expectations of greater growth in the directory estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannibal
Dick Hackman
Quincy
Hlanniba
Hackman
HAPPENINGS IN HANNIBAL HAPPENINGS IN HANNIBAL
Mrs R M Jones at 210 North Fourth street improves in hospital and will undergo an operation next week. Miss Etta Harmon of North Sixth street has been visiting in Quincy and Macomb Illinois and has returned home. Mr and Mrs T R Reter of St Louis returned home after visiting Hannibal. Attorney George A Mahan of Hannibal has been in St Louis on business. Mr and Mrs Will Watson of South Main street returned from Chicago. Mrs Fred Hodson of North Eighth street returned from Chicago after visiting sister Mrs A C McElroy. K L Lewis of La Grange Missouri was a business visitor in Hannibal. T F Truitt returned to his home in Louisiana Missouri after a business visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Jones
North Fourth Street
Etta Harmon
North Sixth Street
Quincy
Macomb
T. R. Reter
St. Louis
Hannibal
George
A. Mahan
Will Watson
South Main Street
Chicago
Fred Hodson
North Eighth Street
A. C. McElroy
Famerly
K. L. Lewis
la Grange
T. F. Truitt
Louisiana
Local Movements and Births Across Shelby County
Mrs Lyell visits Canton while Mrs J M Holliday visits Sarah Davis in Palmyra. Visitors include Mrs A P Joyce from Kansas City to see Priscilla Stockdale and Mrs John Christine from Shelbyville to visit sister Hiram Lankford. A son named Robert Franklin was born to Mr and Mrs Tom Collins. Henry Studer of Aledo Illinois returns home after the death of his sister Josie Studer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyell
Canton
J. K. Wood
J. M. Holliday
Sarah Davis
Palmyra
A. P. Joyce
Kansas City
Priscilla Stockdale
John Christine
Shelbyville
Moberly
Hiram Lankford
Rollie Brooks
Hann
H. P. White
Jake Gosney
Myrtle Maddox
Las Plata
W. A. Howell
A. W. Carter
Carter
Ray Totten
Chicago
J. W. Totten
WW. Flutter
Clarence
W. B. White
Fi Lh, Ritter
Brookfield
Pearl Ferguson
Guy Christian
Monroe City
J. B. Dehner
George FH
Henry
Shelbina Ice, Fuel and Feed Company
E. H. Balls
G. J. Sandere
Near Maud
Tom Collins
Robert Franklin
Henry Studer
Aledo
Ill
Josie Studer
Payson Home Bureau to Hold Friday Social Meeting
Payson unit Home Bureau plans its regular social meeting Friday afternoon April 9 at Mrs. George Fisher's home with Mrs. E P Maher and Mrs. C R Fisher assisting. Josephine Field returned to Fall Creek after visiting Payson. Special church meetings held March 21 closed Friday night due to illness and weather. Church pastors delivered sermons with song services. Sunday services postponed by heavy snow. Mrs Russell T Cutler of Blandinsville came to spend Easter with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payson Unit Home Bureau
George Fisher
E. P. Maher
C. R. Fisher
Misa Josephine Field
Payson
Jacob Hinkle
Fall Creek
Br. E. Shaweny
J. G. Brooks
E. C. Swaney
Methodist
EB. H. Farenright
Christain
Blandinsville
Ella Short
Local Notes On Residents Easter Visits And Moves
Miss Lela Short returned to Galesburg to resume studies at Knox College after Easter with family. Co A Warner spent Easter with family in Payson then faced travel delays from a snow storm returning to Lima. Miss Helen Hollembeak visited Quincy with Miss Lucy Groves while Miss Mary Seymour returned to Oxford after a vacation with her parents.Thomas Langan family moved into a new home once owned by Mrs. Forgy. G. Wegner considers Texas relocation. Mrs Julius H Klemme spent Saturday in Payson with daughter Ida. Miss Mary Seymour heads to Western College. Mrs S Glenn Spencer traveled to Chicago and Champaign with daughters Mabel and Grace Spencer who are juniors at UIUC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoscker
Bat An& Sanday
Qwtarae
Lela Short
Galesburg
Knox College
Co. A. Warner
Lima
Fall Creek
Quincy
Payson
Helen Hollembeak
Craigtown
Lucy Groves
Thomas Langan
Miles M. Forgy
Kenneth Maher
University of Illinosis
E. P. Maher
Champaign
G. Wegner
Texas
Julius II
Chicago
Cosgrove
Bertha McKenzie
St. Louis
J. A. McKenzie
John G. Thompson
State Savings. Loan and Trust Company
Seymour High School
Fred Uhland
S. Glenn Spencer
Mabel
Grace Spencer
University of Illinois At
Spencer
Bricks Tax Ordered by George IV Rein Tax System
In England during George IV's reign a brick tax was imposed. Later in the same period bricks were classified as common or dressed for taxation, with tax amounts set according to brick size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George IV
England
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Moose Lodge
Dickason
Jonas Meyer & Co
Buckeye Club
Y.W.C. A
Hannibel
Shelbina, MO
Payson, III
Mr. Charles Grewe
Charles Grewe
South 5Th St
Steubenville
Ohio
Owl Drug Store
ATF
Coats
American Cloak & Suit Co
Ricker National Bank
Hampshire St
Quincy, Il
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